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Casino

The Casino is a classic Ordinary Drink cocktail featuring Gin, Maraschino liqueur, Lemon juice. Watch our video tutorial to master this recipe.

About This Cocktail

The Casino cocktail is a classic, sophisticated drink with a smooth balance of citrus and herbal flavors. Traditionally made with gin, maraschino liqueur, orange bitters, and a touch of lemon juice, the Casino combines the botanical notes of gin with the sweet, slightly nutty flavor of maraschino liqueur. The orange bitters add a subtle depth, while the lemon juice brings a refreshing, citrusy brightness to the mix. This cocktail is typically garnished with a cherry or a twist of lemon peel to enhance its citrusy aroma. The Casino is ideal for those who enjoy a gin-based cocktail with a touch of sweetness and complexity, making it a perfect choice for cocktail enthusiasts or for serving at a classy gathering or dinner party.

Ingredients

Gin
GIN
2 oz
Maraschino liqueur
MARASCHINO LIQUEUR
1/4 tsp
Lemon juice
LEMON JUICE
1/4 tsp
Orange bitters
ORANGE BITTERS
2 dashes
Cherry
CHERRY
1

How to Mix

Pour all ingredients into shaker with ice cubes. Shake well. Strain into chilled cocktail glass. Garnish with a lemon twist and a maraschino cherry. Serve without a straw.

Frequently Asked Questions

What ingredients are in a Casino cocktail?

The Casino cocktail is made with gin, maraschino liqueur, orange bitters, and a touch of lemon juice.

What type of drink is the Casino cocktail?

The Casino is classified as an ordinary drink, known for its classic and sophisticated flavor profile.

What flavors can I expect in a Casino cocktail?

You can expect a smooth balance of citrus and herbal flavors, highlighting the botanical notes of gin and the sweet, slightly nutty flavor of maraschino liqueur.

Is the Casino cocktail suitable for special occasions?

Yes, the Casino cocktail is a classic choice that can add sophistication to various occasions.

Where did the Casino cocktail originate?

The Casino cocktail is a classic drink, with its roots often attributed to early 20th-century cocktail culture.